38, Roman Road, Essex, IG1 2PA

Guide Price: £375,000 - £400,000. No onward chain.

Lester & Lachs are pleased to present this well-proportioned two double bedroom mid-terraced house, offering approximately 812 sq ft of living accommodation.

Ideally situated in a well-connected and convenient location, the property provides a practical layout with plenty of scope to make it your own.

With local amenities, transport links and green spaces all within easy reach, this is a home that combines comfort and convenience, making it an excellent choice for first-time buyers, families or investors.

The accommodation briefly comprises an entrance hallway with stairs to the first floor, two good-sized reception rooms, a fitted kitchen and a three-piece bathroom suite to the ground floor.

To the first floor are two double bedrooms, both benefiting from fitted cupboards. Externally, the property offers both front and rear gardens, providing useful outdoor space.

Location Roman Road is ideally placed for everyday convenience, with Ilford Lane nearby offering a wide range of shops, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets, while Ilford Town Centre provides further shopping and leisure facilities.

Transport links are excellent, with Ilford Elizabeth line station offering fast connections into Stratford, Liverpool Street and central London, while Barking provides additional Underground, Overground and rail services.

The A12 and A406 are also easily accessible by road.

The area is well suited to families, with a selection of local schools and several green spaces nearby, including Loxford Park, South Park and Barking Park.

With amenities, transport, schools and open spaces all within easy reach, this is a practical home in a location that works well for both families and commuters.

Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: Redbridge Council Tax Band: C Please note that ai has been used in some of the garden photographs to help illustrate what the space could look like with grass.

These images are intended to give an impression of the garden’s potential and should not be taken as an exact representation of the finished result.